Sentence examples for it seems indeed from inspiring English sources

The Athenians agreed, while the Spartans under their king Cleomenes (who ruled from 519 to shortly before 490) did not, thus showing, as Herodotus says, that "it seems indeed to be easier to deceive a multitude than one man".

It seems, indeed, that in many parts of the world and in many times religious thinkers have struggled with the perplexing problem of the unity and the pluriformity of the divine.

It seems, indeed, to be a part of the testimony of memory" (EIP 6.5, 476).

It seems indeed that the way we experience bodily space does not follow some basic spatial rules.

It seems indeed that calls separated by less than a few hours have a significant probability to involve members of the same social circle.

It seems indeed that Cantor was already aware of the fact that the class of all sets cannot be considered itself to be a set.

It seemed, indeed, forlorn.

And it seemed, indeed, when one looked out over Christendom, that this was what Christendom effectively believed.

The title for Bradbury's novel was wonderfully apposite, and it seemed indeed that history was flowing in only one, upwardly mobile direction.

In addition, he granted important privileges to the Italian ecclesiastics and issued laws against heretics, and it seemed indeed that harmony had been reestablished between the Emperor and the Pope for some years to come.

Indeed, it seemed so comprehensive that virtually all subsequent English chroniclers confined themselves to copying it.